Daniel Mandell
Biography
Publications
Daniel Mandell was recently a Council on Foreign Relations/Hitachi Ltd. international affairs fellow and a visiting research fellow at the Japan Institute of International Affairs. He is also a US-qualified attorney who has previously served as Legal Counsel to the Office of the President, Republic of Palau.
Should Japan expand its security partnerships in the Pacific?
Four reasons why rushing in may not be the answer.
The US–Pacific Islands Partnership, one year on
Recognising that it cannot go it alone, Washington needs to coordinate its development efforts with like-minded partners.
Commentary
The US–Pacific Islands Partnership, one year on
Originally published in Pacific Island Times, 22 September 2023.
For America’s atomic bomb legacy, the past is present
The fallout of Hiroshima and Nagasaki – as well as nuclear testing in the Pacific – continues to hang over the US regional reputation.
The looming fate of Fukushima’s contaminated water
Environmental concerns in the Pacific also come with political risks for Japan’s prime minister.
